On Wed, 20 Jul 2005 Dominik Fusina wrote:
I¹ve already post that topic. The first idea was to use ³system
information²
plug-in to get the type/kind of OS (Windows NT, 98, 2000, etc...).
I need to
know what OS version running (not only the platform)
But that plug-in doesn¹t work on my MAC (???)... Impossible to build a
windows application with it.
Finally, I¹m always looking for a way to get these informations.
It¹s urgent now.
Is it possible to use getaltMBS or anything else ?
Any idea ?
One idea that I didn't see in this thread that might be worth having
in the archives:
You could open a shell and get some info from any platform using
either 'uname -a' on Mac or Linux, or 'ver' on Windows. Like the
gestalt os versions on the mac, the kernel version isn't as pretty or
as easily mapped to Redhat Enterprise WS 4.0 or Mac OS X 10.4.2, but
it's a start. Also for those compiling for Linux, Redhat makes it
easy to find the version by reading the text file /etc/redhat-
release. Could be another simple check added to the following, I'd
use that in conjunction with uname.
Steve
// build system version info
Dim sysInfo as string
Dim s as shell
s = new shell
#If TargetWin32
s.execute "ver"
if (s.ErrorCode = 0) then
sysInfo = s.result
else
sysInfo = "Windows"
end
#ElseIf TargetMacOS and Not(TargetMacOSClassic)
s.execute "/usr/bin/uname -a"
if (s.ErrorCode = 0) then
sysInfo = s.result
else
sysInfo = "Mac"
end
#ElseIf TargetLinux
s.execute "/bin/uname -a"
if (s.ErrorCode = 0) then
sysInfo = s.result
else
s.execute "/usr/bin/uname -a"
if (s.ErrorCode = 0) then
sysInfo = s.result
else
sysInfo = "Linux"
end
end
#EndIf_______________________________________________
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